Really, you should always listen to more Fleetwood Mac

Which is odd since Billy Joel’s “She’s Right On Time” or “Christmas” by The Who are lyrically far more thematically appropriate and yet rarely played in a Christmas context.

I always think of traditional in the literal sense, e.g. Christmas carols people have been singing forever. We turned Happy Xmas INTO a tradition, but some of us have parents who didn’t hear that song until their 30s. That’s a far cry from the 16th century’s figgy puddings.

Remember when the success of a movie led other filmmakers and studios to up the ante with something different? Sure there were knock-offs in story or vibe. And yeah there were sequels and adaptations. But there was also room for new stories that were told in one movie.

Are you an incel who attaches yourself to or rejects certain actors? Your kool aid is here.
Do you like to scream into the void about wokeness? Well we got some sequels for you.

I’m sitting one foot away from all their differently sized super deluxe box sets and assuming they actually delighted in ruining our CD shelf consistency! (A shame because they used to have really great brand consistency.)

He will say something like “Great man, great man. Radical democrats hated him. I don’t think he did enough. Not like me. I did a lot more in two months than Dick Nixon did as Ice President. The ballroom is going to be beautiful. Cratalobobo.”

Honestly, I am pretty sure I’ll ride out my life without ever going. I’ll just read books about the people who built the country instead of visiting the ones taking it down.

It’s not like I’m harkening back to a forgotten era. We aren’t that far removed from championships being won by pitching staffs with four or five pitchers who each won 10+ games and would go 7 innings in the playoffs.